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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.
]. NJ. Hiestand and Leander Detwiler, as Ex.
ecutors, VS.. Russell B. Muntz and Lavisa
r. Muntx ct al. Highland County Court Of
Common Pleas. Case No. 4i6.

JIM. Hiestand and Leander Detwiler, as Ex.
ecrtos. vs. Russell 3: Muntx and Layisa
Common Pleas. Case No. 4iS
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance OF an order issued from the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Highland and State Of Ohio, made
me directed, I Will oner for sale at public
auction at the door of the Court House, In
the town Of Hilisboro. on
Saturday, February 18th, A. D. 1857,
A. o'clock p: I'm M Of said day; the follow.
ing and situate in Liberty township, High
land county Ohio, ON the water. OF Rocky
pike iesding from Hilis6oro TO west Union
thence with the south side of Conard street
% x = soNss Il y 70 S isops r % IN no. ins q
stake to II Cald wells lot and on the south
:.ds Of the y ilIsSoIS ~ g q and Bellies. turnpik:
9. g lS z: D.3 poiss 2 The esntsr of 3 bsi9es
so IS1.: Y st:ss on s1 9eTss % .Ss q ,s
.outh wet corner .ss SfP 9. EsIlsyt :l.asht:I.
- ssTpsr Ds.s q ::s Esi:y T sa:iSi M
asd Belfast turnpike; thence G. 3s0 ~ Z. -
2 sras Ss = Ssf ,s sOsn e :.id s,5n
Sor a isnS Of Lat .sS 70 81 tie Ssnssr rs9 81 lie lie
Hillsboro and West Union turnpike road !;
thence 9th the eenier Of seid road n. % ~
nss = Is sd sss
AZ :Ss iii IL. ssssss q 81 H. ses:.si b xun,s,
PsysSis ssnnsiIy by the :sid RSsssii b.
nnnts dnring hie nst1yal lite 20 the Ms:
etoNavv H0etsty Of the Msthodisi Episeopal
Church. IN the following Described rsai .
70 Icsss"s liz. ......-Ly,se. b.ips and sit.
6sie. q % de %xss:rs q kneiy scsS. ISS pcss 4
osntsr OF the Hlilsboro and West Union
tuIsIies roed: ID wi!Ss..sd 6y a. stope one pole
sSssS line Of III iossA"isasc POLE: 70 : - sasss ~
yhtteoak corner 70 Lot "An; thence 3. Hs
=. 30 poles crossing the H,llsboro and bel.
fast .tufnpike 70 . steke ip the bank Of {
wish line % Of the land of = N. niiisr t 70 &
STAKE corner 70 said Miller; thence Q. ~ "
g POLES % . seone IN . hed6e fence. corner e
the Hard Of r. B. Aunts thence n. 83e W,
sssssss Ssss g Is. ss,e esss.a q
the 6illshoro and west Union turn pix . road
thepee with the esntsr o. ssld r6ed n. O. V
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CARMEL..


January 23d, 1857.
Min Carrie HcMullen has returned homo.
Protracted meeting commences Wednesday
night. ar sg,ve - ~. -
John NcNullsn contemplates going to Hills
boro to serve - Deputy sheriff.
Thomas Watts, Of Nasshall, was the kusst Of
his cousin, Cade Watts, Saturday End Sunday.
Quarterly meeting q the n. e. Church Sat-
urdsy and sunday. Elder Pearson viii preach
Friday night Saturday morning and Sunday
night. ',r - l5tlsis Z :. So. X.
The Literary Gocisty mst saturday night
with good crowd In attendance. The delat-
err ware hessrs %: W. wstte, John Hughes,
epargur was 70 have taken part, but some ny
he IVES sfraid Of the boys. 'Valor u the better
part OF discretiOn." [ le :.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Matilda E. Reed to Robert Wilson, Fairfield
township, ! acre, $50.
Charles F. Richards and O. P. Tener to Lewis
e2S5.
Isma Troth to G. J. Minzler, Dodson town.
ship. II Of 221f acres, e1l0
William Carey to Lewis Fittro, Penn town.
ship, 81 3.6 rods, e17.26.
Adam Simbro to John II Fent, Madison
township. 4 acres, "a poles, e620.
Alexander billiard to Mary E. Stillwcll, Penn
township, 2 acres, $685.
Sheriff to Leroy Evans, Leesburg. lot, S406.
Anna e. McConnsughey, administrstrix, to
Hymen D. Davis, New Market township, "a
acres, 90 poles an lot, e845
John Bell TO Stamford Bradley, Buford, lot,
$500.
Nicholas Borden to John A Davidson, Con.
cord township. 1l6 acres, e4060.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
Real Estate.
Peter II. Edwards vs.. Henry W. Elliott ct oil.
Highland County Court Of Common Pleas.
Ease No. 4Sgl
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.


Case No. 1892.
ALIAS ORDER OF SALE.
In pursuance of an order issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the
County of Highland and State Of Ohio. made
me directed, l will offer for sale At public
auction, at the door of the Court House, In
the town of Hillsbnro, on
Saturday, February 5th, A. D. 1887,
At o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
n sSs County 81
State OF Ohio. and boun ted and described as
follows: A part Of survey No. 277l, begin
". Elliott; thence with one Of his lines n.
10 W. lT poles to stone in the line of the
land Of James McConnaughey; thence with
shsncs @ n. So W. 10 Pc Poles o' 10 = stone T in The
West Union road and 9. W. corner to the said
James MeC%on%nsughey; ~, q % thence with ssia sale
- anu q. ". corner to the land Of
Wm ysnSe tnsncs with line 1t sso
said line and corner N. IOa 2. $50 poles ~
the place Of beginning. containing sa acret
% g.
corded in Vol. ~, pages 484 and l85 in records
secend Traes"Psst Sc Of HS John clemscns sur.
vey No. H7o. beginning Of stone in the cen.
ter OF the old State road from Chillicothe t.
Connaughey; thence with line Of sa1d No
Connsughey N. 100 z. 40 AS poles to q stone
in the line of the lands OF Cary Miller
thence with his line 9: soo SV E. s0Z poles TO
q stone corner to said Miller; thence with
another Of his lines 8. l0o W. q poles to y
stone in the north side Of said road n. 10
Al poles TO q stone another corner to said
Miller: thence N. 62o 80 e. l81< poles TO y
stone in the center of said road; thence =.
l0' w. AZ As poles to an elm ; thence q. So e
81 poles to q whiteoak; thence 8. TO- ". 96
poles TO 2 stone in branch; thence n. r.
James McConnarghey; thence with said
line N.5o w. 794 poles to q stone; thence
with the said road N. U0o E. 4 As poles to the
beginning, containing lis acres more or less.
being the same premises conveyed by David
McConnaushey to sstd Henry W. Elliott.
February ed, 1856, and recorded in book "a.
page 78 In Recorders ONCE, Hillsboro, Ohio
Said premises has been appraised ct fonr
Thousand six hundred (S48OO) dollars, and car
not sell for less than two.thirds Of said ap.
praisement
Terms Of sale-Cash on day Of sale.
a. G. DAWSON,
Sheriff Highland County, Ohio.
Newby & Morrow, Attorneys.
January 9Th, 1857.
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aUx>o. the Children. They arc 81.
0NOS pecially liable to sudden
Colds, Coughs, Group, Whooping Cough.
&c. We guarantee gN;.;as ,As Asksrs knsii.h
hours Of anxious watching. Sold BY
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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BNles :ss: s1s:: y: 81 f'ssssl ..sss,.s ss',s III
Windy Colo. Tsething Pains. q
stomach Disorders, can b sslisvsd
Ct once By using Asksrs Baby soothsE.
Il contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence u safe. PYios Is cents. Sold By
Garrett Bros. druggists.
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Acsa s'sss s'sss R...: R.a.i; !; =: s:.s:s. s:'y
TO Z RSsi.iss cure fer Tlsss E.s
vSois s,sas%. ssd bsaishss ii Il SSssn:s;s "a
and Nsasalgie peina We guazantss H.
Garrett Bros, druggists.
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SHERIFTS SALE.
Real Estate.

ORDER OF SALE IN PARTITIN
IN pursuance Of an order issued from the
court Of Common Pleas within and for the
At I; tie October Ok term thereof A. B. isS6, and
10 me directed, will offer for sale At public
auction at the door of the Court House. In
the town Of Hillsboro, on
Saturday, January 90, A. d. 1887,
Att O'Clock p. m. of said day, the following
described real estate, TO- wit:
situate In the township OF scott, IN
oi ONO, and bounded and described as
follows: beginning at two white oaks
and two elms (now gOnel the most
northerly corner TO survey No. 1900 made
ceased @ i thence 5. 81. Z. is2 poles to q stone
pcss iase tnsncs neas n 4 p9s % s; poies; thence
W: w poles to hickory thence .. o. W, ~
nine (g9) acres, more or less, being part OF
surveys Nos. 1887 and 50Si, save aud except
Off OF said tract the following described par
i6a j. Page on the east end thereof, to-wit:
Beginning at n stone corner of Post and Rob
erts: thence In May Hill and Belfast road \:
50 W. % poles to q stone; thence N ao Il. u
thence % ~ with his line s. o. e. Il poles and ID
links to the said road thence In the center
Of said road 8. 20 poles; thence % poles |;
thence 8. "a poles to the place OF beginning,
Said premises n = been appraised at q ,Oe2
and can not sell for less than two-thirds OF
said appraisement.
Terms OF SaIe-One.third cash on day Of
two years, the deferred pay ments to bear
interest from day OF sale, and to be secured
by mortgage on the premises. - wsox
sheriff Highland Il County, UMMsoi Ohio.
sloane, Gardner 4 Hire, Att'ys.
Dec. Oth, 9SSG.
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MAHANRS-ACKLES- On January lsth,
1851, st the Hshland House. BY Rsv. v. J..
nc6ersly. ~. John nshssss ard Mrs. Lsas
Acklss, both Of this county.
PENNINGTON-PO -Jonussy 9oth, 1871,
q he rs.idsnee Of ths beide's father IN Hills-
Psanineton. Of Oisas Cred, and Mis- nattis
I. Pops dsaGhtsr Of Col O. 7. Pope.
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EXECUTORS SALE
REAL ESTATE /!
Valuable Property In HiIIsboro.
ON THURSDAY. FEB. "a, 'e7

We will sell ct public auction at the door
Of the Court House In Hillsboro, o., the
vacsnt lots lying south Of the Woolen Mills and
Union 6choolhouse.
Said lots consist Of In-Lots Nos. 100, 1893,
1914 and 1917, fronting on South street. Each
of said lots are 6 poles front and IL poles deep.
And Out-Lot No l8, Of about acres, which
fronts on West street and lies south Of and sd-
joining said In-Lots.
And Out.Lot No. l6, Of about 81 acres,
fronting on South and Elm streets.
And Out-Lot No. "a, fronting on West street,
adjoining and south Of Out.LOts 16 and 16,
which, with strip Of land about 8 rods wide
ON the south side, contains about acres.
Terms Of Ssle-One-third cash, one-third in
nne year, and one-third in two years, deferred
payments secured by mortgage on premises
sold, and to bear per cent. interest from day
Of sale. GEO. B. GARDNER and
G. BARRERE,
Executors ON estate Of Nelson Barrere, decd.
January 18th, 1887. 6
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Dissolution Notice.

THE firm of Spargur h Quinn, dry goods
Il dealers. was this day dissolved by mutual
consent, I. Il. Quinn Withdrawing. The busi-
ness will be continued at the old stand BY J.
D. W. spargur, under the style name Of Spar
CUR l. Co. J. D. W. SPARauR,
I. H. QUINN.
Januarv 18th 1897,
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THE JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
IN BEHALF OF THE
GRANT MONUMENT FUND /!
Use Your Brains and Make Money.
Men, Women, Children, Everybody

The JUDGE proposes to assist the Grant
Monument Fund BY organizing . grand COM
petition on w0rd-building (making the largest
number Of words from given sentence BY tran
sposing and using letters to suit the purposs)
bs our next President 2" and Offering Cash
prizes to successful competitor, each Of whom
viii have TO pay Fifty (60) cents on prsssnta-
ton Of his competitive paper. The money re-
ceived will b. applied - follows:
Twenty-Five cents IL st once credited TO the
Grant Fund.
The remaining twenty. five, after deducting
the Legitimate expenses Of advertising names
with their respective answers, etc etc., will be
placed In common fund TO be equally divided
among the six suocessful competitors, I. e.. the
(proper nouns included) made from the sen.
tence "Who will be our next President?"
The magnitude Of the prizes will depend on
the amount Of money received, or In other
words, ON the number OF competitors. Com
municstions open until February Is, 1887,
This 10 not Z new thing. In England large
sums Of money have been raised for Charity
by this method, and those who have participat-
cd and incidentally helped worthy objec, have
won prize . high ~ &l0.00 ~ reward for
mental activity.
The names Of competitors will be published
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knowledgement Of the receipt Of the money,
etc., but will also serve TO show the weekly pro-
grses Of the fund. Governing Sulss In this
weeks JUDGE.
Address
"Grant Fund.-
THE JUDGE PUBLISHING co.,
Potter Building, New York City.
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READ THIS CAREFULLY.
In order to introduce and advertise our goods in
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Administered Notice.

NYOTlCE 10 hereby given that the under.
IN slgned has been duly appointed ana
Quslined as Executrix Of the estate 0f Thorn.
as Florence, late OF Highland county. Ohio,
deceased. SARAH FLORENCE,
r. O. Address, HillsborO. Ohio.
January 10th, lSS7-t3
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Benjamin Barrere, Trustee, va. The C0lum-
bus 4 Maysville Railroad Company. High.
land County Court Of Common Pleas. Case
No. l338.
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January 18th, 1887.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-08

OSIoNs-Cho,ce large California onions
are offered on the market at Sl.0o per bushe.
The demand Is light
BEANs.-Hand.picked navy, Sa.50 per
Sio5. Clifornia stock. S2.4o per bushel.
CELERY-rhe receipts are larger and the
stock better. Good stock brings Ud35c a
bunch. -
CIpER-Uhoice Michigan cider, s6.Oota6.5 so
PoPcokN-Choice, for stands. 2Ca2jtc per ID.
HoNEy-Good honey in neat one Id.
frames 22td2Sc per ID.
CoCoANrTs-Good stock, $500.
CRANBERRIEs-'The market is fairly well
$500; Bell Il Bugle 5000; Cape Gods. $1,000.
LEMoNs-Messina. s6.0u@6.50; Maiora,
$100; Sorrento. SL00.
ORANGEs--Messina out OF the market;
maica, $1,000 per bbl. S5: 50 per box.
APPLEs-rhe supply Is liberal, especially
of homegrown stock. Choice Michigan ap-
pies f3. .O0(6o3 SO; homegrown, S2.2593.00:
Johnathons, $3.5O(13.1a
CRAB APPLEs-ChoiceS Siberian, S3. so
per bb.
GRAPEs-Home-growu stock is in liberal
supply and is moving feely at &c per pound ;
California, Tokay. $3.50 per crate; Muscats,
$3.50; New York, lO-lb basket 3S1i5c.
mia pears on the market Choice stock, sa.75
BANANAs-The market Is well supplied
with bananas at 81. 0OC03.00 per bunch.
0NuTs-New crop; chestnuts, 15d l6c ID pea
nuts, TIC, raw: Brazil nuts. l3c: Almonds,
Tarragona, 2oc; English walnuts, lsc; Fill
bertS, l2c.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-08
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
Contradictory Foreign Advioes Cause an
Uncertain Feeling in Wheat.
A LACK OF OUTSIDE ORDERS
The Corn Pit Almost Deserted. Very
Little Business Being Done--The
Cattle Trade Mixed-Gen.
eral Quotations.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.-ISpecal Telegram TO
the BEE. Some interest and uncertainty
were Infused into the wheat market early by
the contradictory foreign advices. The first
public cable gave spot grain quiet with prices
unchanged. The lamentable lack of outside
orders continues and bids fair TO continue
until some influence causes wider fuctua-
tiOns In prices than we are seeing these days.
The receipts of wheat here to-day were ia
cars, of which n cars were spring and of
these but graded No.. q This very small
proportion Of the contract grade in wheat
now arriving here is said to be result of the
farmers universal rule to sell the poorest
part Of his crop first. The demands Of local
shorts having been filled, the last hour saw
decline to the opening figures, with slight
reaction at the close. which was at 7l1fc for
N NNoyemPer, assc Tor December ana sia siS5nc I Ior
&c for November, nc for December and ssc
for May.
After the first half hour there was very
slight interest in the corn pit, and the pit
was almost deserted. The entire transac-
tions OF the session, in a speculative way,
Ss ES9S mn HSSsOy Sy ne aea moFe OF The an
ket was firm and fluctuations ,slight-nOt
more than 3sc on the session. Hutchinson
was seller of May corn at 45SsC045Ac,
dltHOuRu nc ulu uOt part Will 6Uy COuSlucId-
BILE quantity of IL. The demand for cash
corn WAS good. and nearly all the principal
shipping houses were buyers. Gables gave
spot corn in LIVERPOOL I'd dearer, but the
actual advantage Of the advance Is Offset by
firmer freight rates on lake and canal,
and higher ocean freight rates. A good
foreign demand, however, Is expected for
our corn. The close was firm at Nc above
the opening prices, or at 421%c FOR November,
411c for December and 4515c for May.
HutchinsOn Vas about the only buyer of
oats to-day tor future delivery, and he took n
fair line of May at 29j71(93oc. Norton d
WOrthingtOn purchased pretty freely Of cash
on basis of 26c for short receipts of No. 2
In store. November opened at 26asc, but
closed at 2614c lsellers and May closed on the
split ut 29kG30c after selling sparingly at
both prices straight All told, speculative
business was light and the market was per-
vaded by an undertone of dullness from
start to finish.
In provision circles there was no develop
ment to relieve the quiet market. Traders
manifested little or no disposition to branch
out and q slow as well as an uninteresting
condition of affairs existed throughout.
AFTERNOON SEssION-Wheate easier; No
vember 1ssc December 721s973c, May 7S4
G7Sssc. Corn quiet and easy; November
42sk(6421Sc, December 42l4c, May 451<c. Oats
dun but stea1y. Pork for year was quoted
at 3l2. 10 and January at S12.27H. Lard in
act. 20; October S6.47lS, November S6.7H.
December $3.50 and January $685.. Short
ribs for October were quoted at $3.50 and for
January at 1920 bid.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-08

Friday, Oct. Z.
Produce, Fruits, Etc.


The fOllOpiluJ are the prices dt lUhich
round lots Of produce are sold on this
market:
From the beginning of the season there
has been more or less game coming in but
the shipments consisted mainly of fowl and
the smaller game. To-day number of fine
large antelope were received and put on the
market at l6 cents a pound. Another car
load of grapes was received from New York.
Tacoma creamery butter has put in its ap-
pearance as rival of the West Point pro-
duct. The markets on the whole we're rather
dull to-day only one car of home grown pota-
toes were received. Prices remain steady.
EGGs-The market is very steady and there
Is no prospect OF a change for few days.
Stocks 60 at l79lSc.
other, 22924c per pound: choice dairy, 1St0
20c; medium grades, l39i5c; ordinary, 8(QlOc.
CHEEsE-Market fair. Fancy full cream
cheddars, single l3c; full cream twins, 13c |:
young Americas, lSHc; brick cheese, 100 lbs
In case, l5c; Limbsrger, 100 lbs In case, lac;
PoULTRY-Fair market; spring chickens
S2O0@2.5O; old fowls, 81 .b093.00; ducks
s2.25@275: turkeys, in very light request,
GHxE-Receipts light; prairie chickens,
$l.25(9 so; teal and mixed ducks, sl.OO@fl rs /;
snipe, 75c(9SL00; jack rabbits. 40CG45c each !;
jack snipc, Sl.00 per doz; venisOn, l6c per To-
OYsTE Rs-Shsll,, S200 per hundred; bulk,
Sl.S5 per hundred; selects, S2.2o gallon /;
40c: standard. 27930c.
POTAToEs-The market Is we'll supplied.
Salt Lake and Colorado stock sells at Sc.
Nebraska and Iowa stock 65G70c per bushel.
SWEET POTAToEs-The market Is we'll
bushel; Virginia stock Sc per ID.
EGa PLANTISlow sale at 6o(S75c per doz.
fol- choice stock.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Oct 7.-[Special Telegram to the
BI e. E.l-CATTLE-Tne few good natives ON
sale were early disposed Of at fully as high
prices as at any time the past week. Good and
useful natives also sold WELL but low grades,
such as had to compete with Texans and
rangers, dragged along at tine former low
range Of prices. IT 1t were possible, rangers
sold lower than at any time, at least that W as
the sentiment of statesmen who had that class
of cattle to sell. Native butchers stock
especially canning cows, barely pay out ex-
penses of freights and commissions. The
only new feature was that cow stock was not
as plentiful as heretofore. Bulls and veal
calves were also SLOW and lower.
The stocker and feeder trade presented
no new features. Prices are very
low and are likely to remain In that
condition until there is an improvement in
fat cattle. A few lots of fancy natives made
S4.6OQ14. 80; good and useful 1900 to 14OO ID
steers, $425(14.5O; plain and common,
$2.75@3 20; fancy, S5. 2095. 40. Shipping steers,
1880 to 1900 lbs, s4.90@4 30; 1900 to 1850 lbs,
g. 37O0143O; $50 to 1900 lbs, 81. 10000 Stock
ers and feeders, 81 l.609225; cows bulls and
mixed, 81. .2O012. so. Texas steers, SO. OO(03 90;
cows, $l.50@2 90. Western rangers weaker:
natives and half'breeds, S2,35d3.25; cows,
S2.00d230. Wintered Texans, S2.35G3.00.
HoGs-At the opening, or rather so long
as shippers were in the market, trade was
brisk, with an upturn Of about SC. After the
shippers had filled their orders the only
buyers left were the packers and only two
OF the big concerns at that, so they had mat
ters their own way, and they were not slow
to take advantage of the same by demanding
= reduction OF 5(d1l0c below the current rates
of the morning, the market generally closing
with that reduction on the ordinary run of
packing sorts. AS matter OF course pack
ers had to take good many. pots" and
what the shippers did not want One lot of
fancy sold rs high as $4.76; Philadelphias
and fancy heavy, "a: :5Oa4.6O; prime packing
Omaha daily bee., 1887-10-08

whlskies, sl.ooai.so. Gin blended. sl.soCs
200; Kentucky bourbons, S2.0Ott6.oo; Ken
lucky and Pennsylvanis ryes, s2.oo06. 50;
Golden Sheaf bourbon and rye WHISTLES,
S1.50G3.0O. Brandles, imported, $5.0Ods. 80:
domestic. sl.3o&3.00. Gins, imported, $500
600: domestic, Sl25t63.00. Champagnes ,iuyI
ported, per case, S2S S.oo9S3.oo; American, per
case. fl0.00dl6.0O.
HEAVY HARpwARE-lron, rate, 81. ~;
plow steel, special cast. 4l4c; crucible steel,
6lc; cast tools, do. l2tfl5c; wa on spokes,
per set, S2.00(d5.50; hubs, per set, $3.50: fel.
loes. sawed dry, SLIGO; tongues, each. s0c;
axles, each, 75c; square nuts, per ID, 6C6l3c;
coll CLAIM, per ID, 6ls@i3c; malleable, s(fl0c;
iron wedges, &c; crowDaro, &c: harrow teeth.
4ke; spring steel, 40t5c; Burdens horse
shoes, S475; Burdens mule shoes. s5.75.
Barbed wire In car lots, $500 per 100 lbs.
Iron nails, rates, 10 to 80 s2.40; steel nails,
$3.50.
HiDEs-Green butchers, 6I<a6c; green
cured, &c; dry flint, lU(dllc;d salt SC; green
calf skins, 71sc; damaged hides, two thirds
price TallOw-3c. Grease-Prime white. &c:
yellow. Be; brown, INC. Sheep pelts, ESQ
CoAL-Egg, $3.50; nut, s9.75; range, So IS;
Iowa lump, $500; Iowa nut, S2.75; walnut
block, $500; Illinois. S4.2594.15.
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